South Africans exasperated by Trump's false claims of 'white genocide'
- President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Washington this week to meet President Donald Trump amid strained US-South Africa relations.
- The visit followed months of tension caused by Trump's unfounded claims of white genocide and the ANC's weakened political position in a coalition government.
- Ramaphosa sought increased US investment to address high unemployment and crime, but trade talks were overshadowed by Trump's public confrontation using discredited accusations.
- Ramaphosa remained calm throughout the meeting despite facing criticism for his measured reaction to Trump's allegations, while experts highlighted his adeptness in handling tense diplomatic encounters.
- The encounter underscored South Africa's internal political challenges and risks to the Agoa trade deal, potentially empowering opposition groups critical of Ramaphosa's government.
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